1st Gen. ongoing prices..

Prerunner or 4x4?

 

4X4

 

the potential was there for this truck, but as others have said, frame has cancer, not extreme but will take work. I made offer on it but he sees prices online and thinks he will get it, prob will from someone who doesn't know. real shame, i thought i found the Tacoma Unicorn!!!

 

I just got my 01 Prerunner a couple months ago, twd, 4cyl, 171k, dub cab, with bed extender, excellent body with the new frame in 2013 due to the recall, for $6500. Good deal?

Putting Kuhmo AT-51 tires on soon, debating on whether or not get matte black rims as well, but I'm not sure if I want to spend the money. I'm thinking about getting the current rims cleaned up and painted or powder coated.

 

Beauty, that looks very clean & straight. Great buy.

 

I just bought an 03 double cab with 133k and very clean (all stock) 4 cyl prerunner for its year for 9200.

I thought I got a steal.

 

A bit rich for even a low mile pre-runner

http://www.ebay.com/itm/2004-Toyota...D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557

 

My buddy's looking at an '04 extended cab 4x4 TRD auto with 170k miles, pretty clean, , good title, new timing belt. Is $7500 a good price on those?

 

$7500 doesn't sound out of line to me...I would still try to get it for $7k or less if possible. Does it have a new frame from the recall that was issued for the 01 to 04 models? If so, then I wouldn't want to pass it up.

 

SW Utah, that thing couldn't be bought for less than 9k, promise ya.

 

I paid 9800 for a 2002 extra cab trd with 98k.belt was done at 90k original frame underside like new I resprayed Toyotas undercoating using fluid film seemed to soften it up nicely. enjoying a not taking a loan !!

 

I paid $7500 for my 01 DC with 297 k miles. Was 1 owner spent the last 16 winters in AZ. Owner told me about 100 k was towed behind his motor home. Interior is perfect and timing belt was changed twice with the last one about 2 k miles ago. I bought it thinking about flipping it but I really like driving it. Plus the gas mileage is a lot better than my tundra.

 

I just paid $10k for my 2004 double cab 4x4 and put another $2k plus into it....but it is like new...

 

Picked up my 2003 4x4 TRD 4 door with 65k in TN for $13,800. Automatic. Two owner. Immaculate, appears to have mostly sat in a garage. Wasn't a steal but I'm certain I could turn it for a small profit tomorrow if needed.

Now just have to sell my 2002 manual xtra cab 3.4.... anyone in Nashville looking?

 

From what I see, 1st gen prices are still floating up if anything. Especially low mile 4x4 double cabs, those things are crazy.

 

Bought my taco last year bone stock with 117k on the clock 4x4 for 10.2k in TN with ZERO rust, barely any surface rust. Did timing belt kit with new water pump and belts, new lower ball joints, then installed OME up front with AAL. Prices ARE going up and will continue. Love the thread.

 

Trying to sell my 96 Ext cab 4x4 V6 manual, 157k, no rush, ARB bumper/compressor/locker/lift for $8k and having a heck of a time. Maybe its just too hard for people to get loans but there has to be someone with cash right?

 

Normally a modded Tacoma would not command the same price as a bone stock sample. I would suggest to remove all the parts and sell them separately then sell your truck stock.

 

I agree. If I was to buy a truck I wouldn't look into lifted or lowered, armored or "off-road" modified truck as I wouldn't trust the modification were done in a way that did not screw up the excellent Toyota quality and design. On the top of that the "off-road" looking truck suggests it was abused off road. The latest example was @skedrc problems described in https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads...forgot-to-put-it-in-4wd.572705/#post-18915396. I'm not saying your truck has any issues, it is just the look that scares people out.

 

https://tampa.craigslist.org/psc/cto/d/2001-toyota-tacoma-truck/6748530889.html

400K miles and does not look like it.